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the date and time of a webpage uploaded to a server?

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spring
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Hi All

thank you all for providing the answers for my previous posts.

I have server hard disk, i have to find find ans for the following questions

1. is this server has web pages upload facility is there or not?

2. if it has , how can I know one particular page is uploaded to a particular site? (i have the web page details)

can u help me out… what is the process and tools avaliable

with thanks & regards
spring


   
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(@keeper)
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Where did the HD come from ? (Server farm ?)

First check the OS. Then proceed to identify installed web server software (i.e Apache, IIS, etc). And then check if there are FTP services installed. If there are, you should use a Log parser.


   
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keydet89
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can u help me out… what is the process and tools avaliable

Sorry, there's not enough information available.

Do you know the OS and web server versions? As the previous respondant indicated, is there an FTP server running?

If the file system were NTFS, I'd suggest parsing the MFT…


   
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spring
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can u help me out… what is the process and tools avaliable

Sorry, there's not enough information available.

Do you know the OS and web server versions? As the previous respondant indicated, is there an FTP server running?

If the file system were NTFS, I'd suggest parsing the MFT…

O.S is Windows XP and the File System is NTFS.


   
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Webserver?


   
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(@douglasbrush)
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Have access to the box it came from? If FTP was used to upload the web page content you should hopefully have the FTP logs.


   
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digintel
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Like the others said, check for a running FTP server + FTP logs.

If they didn't have those, check for webpages that have an upload-functionality (often scripted-in). If they do exist, check the http-logs for when these upload-scripts/pages were accessed, and what the parameters were.

You also make it sound like you already are aware of the filename you're looking for. In that case, grepping the ftp/http-logs for (part of) the filename would make sense.
Good luck,

- Roland


   
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